Sentence examples for it's integral from inspiring English sources
"When you're talking about investing the general public's money, it's integral that we evaluate candidates well and protect our clients from hiring the wrong person," Rahal said.
You blow a raspberry, and your baby blows a raspberry – it's a silly little everyday interplay, but as Jones's research shows, it's integral to how we learn.
The 737 is more than a toy; it's integral to Ruffin's business.
"It's like affirmation that this is a spiritual issue, and that it's integral to a person's faith," said Ms. Taylor Sweringen, 54, during an interview this week at her Brooklyn home.
It's set in gardens complete with totem pole, Roman waterfall hot tub and a saltwater pool overlooking the bay; locals drop by on their yachts to make use of the spa facilities at the Centre for Integral Living (what it's integral to is anyone's guess), or ingest a tiger prawn or two in the outdoor restaurant.
Grading students according to the character list has become integral to education at the KIPP chain, which has now grown to more than a hundred and eighty schools, and defenders would say it's integral as well to KIPP's success.
Labour did it because it was integral to the party's values; it was "who we are", he said.
The contradiction is not one that we should seek to resolve; rather, it is integral to the survival of the composer's work.
The contradiction is not one we should seek to resolve; rather, it is integral to the survival of the composer's work.
His virulent Jew-baiting was no mere relic of Catholic antisemitism; it was integral to Protestant identity and a Protestant sense of election as God's anointed people.
